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On the surface,
Fulton v. Philadelphia poses a question about religious conscience but its proponents hope it will enable conservatives to pick and choose which laws they have to follow. April 15, 2021
On the surface,
Fulton v. Philadelphia poses a question about religious conscience but its proponents hope it will enable conservatives to pick and choose which laws they have to follow.
LGBTQ+ Americans appear to owe a lot to the Supreme Court lately. Despite fifty years of right-wing legal training, conservative foundation building, and huge influxes of donor cash, the federal judiciary has for the past two decades rather consistently delivered on queer rights. From same sex marriage to Title VII employment protection rights even the right to be intimate without the police knocking at the bedroom door the Court has found cause to side with gay and trans advocates. It h
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Ed. note: This column represents a combination of two different posts that originally appeared on Original Jurisdiction, the latest Substack publication from David Lat. You can learn more about Original Jurisdiction on its About page, and you can register to receive updates through this signup page.
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